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Nevada County picayune., 1887-10-06
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 Just received by the Hinton Drug Company, a large and we'll assorted stock of clocks. Prices to suit everybody. s-t
 George Parker, tcoloreU the boss fireman of the Prescott Lum- Der Co.,, is one of our new subscri- bers this week.
 The editor of this paper left Saturday, for a business and pleasure trip to St. Louis, to be absent three or four days.
 MT. Wm. Winstead, now in the saw mill business near Waldo. was up Friday. He promises us big club of new subscribers soon.
 Why endure the nausea, head. ache and the many ills produced by indigestion, when Norris Gas. carlne can be had to remedy these complaints.
 A car load of new cooking and heating stoves. just received.-- Call and examine and price.
 J. NJ. DENMAN X BRO.
 SEWING MACHINE CHEAP.-We have ? bran new sewing machines, that We will sell at big discount from regular qlices. A first class machine guaranteed.
 We have turned out some nice job work for the Prescott Lumber Co.,, and also for Mir. Johnnie Fer. guson. Thanks for the order.
 Judge Geo P. Smoote, Co.'s. J. NJ. Montgomery and W. E. At. kinson, are in attendance upon Circuit court, at Washington, this week.
 MT. H. G. Barham, one of our successful farmer friends, gave us pleasant call Friday, and con. tributed handsomely to our bank account.
 We are daily receiving new fall and winter goods from first hands, thereby enabling us to sell at rock bottom prices.
 W. F ARMSTRONG, X Co.,.
 Read thls. My new goods which l bought lately, are now in, and it will pay the whole country to come and see them. JnO. E. Portis.
 Messrs Wm. Hatley. NJ. NJ. Spears and the editor left Satur- day for St. Louis, and MT. A. Aburrow Monday, for the same city.
 Superior, Mohawk, Alamo, New Pilot, Ky. Belle, Echo, Bluff City, On Time, Prairie and Farmers Pride, cooking stoves, for sale by Foster and Logon Hdw. Go.
 Mr. J. s. Davis, of Red Land township, gave us pleasant call Tuesday, He leaves Thursday for Henderson, Tenn, to visit rel. atives. We wish him a pleasant visit.
 STILL To THE FRONT.-W R White X Co.,, are always fully alive 10 the wants of their custo mers. Call and see them for any. thing you want,
 B. II Logan has just returned from St. Louis, where he bought a large stock of stoves, hardware and furniture.
 Those who suffer from feyerish and dry skin, and whose complex ions are sallow, are the victims of dcrangement of the liver. Morris Cascariue will speedily remove these disorders.
 Capt, Hurley with his band of Indians have been giving concerts al night, for the amusement Ot,the young folks. The concerts are in. teresting and good attendance every night.
 Cheapest Drugs and Books to be had at Hugh Moncrief' -.-
Nevada County picayune., 1887-10-06
Willisyille Narblings.

Rain. News scarce. Last Monday was rainy day.
Nevada County picayune., 1887-10-06
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

D''sSA stdit tt.
 Cotton IS coming in lively.
 Price clothing at White < Co.'s.
 Fresh pickles at B. l. HARwOoD
 Our merchants had fnc trade Monday.
 Col. W. E Atkinson visited Hope Friday.
 Mr. Alex Vaughn visited TeAar. kama Thursday.
 Wheat bran for sale at RRooks BLAKE X Co.
 Pure Apple vinegar, 25c per gal lon, at B. l.. HARwoOn's.
 We regret to learn that Mir. Otis Moncrief is quite sick with fe yer.
 Mrs. B. F. Forney, of Hope, wis. ited Mrs. \. T. Richmond Thurs, day.
 MT. Rupprechta and wife and Mrs. John Hawkins, left Saturday for St. Louis.
 Seed rye aud barley at BROOKS BLAKE X Co. ss
 For the best DC. cigar in town, call on B. l.. Halwood.
 1 will keep fish on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays.
 ALFRED ABuRRow,
 l have moved into the ice house and keep choice goods as cheap as the cheapest. J. H. ADAMS.
 Miss Minnie Harris, of Gurd0n. is visiting her friend, Miss Gertie White
 Mrs. c. c. Haipby is visiting her fathers family at Wallacebnrg this week. T New Pilot stoves guaranteed to give satisfaction.
 s-s Foster & Logan Hdw. Co.
 MT. ". B. Arnold, of Texarkana, came up Sunday to see his brother, J. H. Arnold Esq.
 Miss Florence Meek. of Hope, was up Sunday, visiting the family of Capt, Mat White.
 Sam Scott knows how to handle furniture. Heis an experienced packer, preventing damage.
 Another lot of those celebrated Whitaker hams at BROOKS BLAKE & Go.
 Col. (. C.. Hamby is over at this week attending Circuit-crurt.
 Our stock is now complete at E. $. Carson's. Call aud get prices before buying elsewhere.
 Messrs. Brad Scott and Sid Woodbery left Saturday night for St. Louis, to take in the exposition. Mr. J. l. Mitchell goes to Fulton to remain through the winter, and orders his paper there.
 San Scott keeps the best stock of furniture lH town, and will sell cheaper than anybody.
 Fresh Oysters-of best brands always on hand; give me call.
 B. l.. HARwoop.
 When you want q fine barrel rl llonr for $500, examine our Calla Lilly braud. w. B. WALLER.
 Given away to every purchaser of one pound of candy, one Japa- IIese napkin or handkerchief, for the next thirty days at J. H, ker- shaw's. Sept. (, lSS'' Hon. r. c. McRae and wife are over at Monticello, Drew county, this week, attending the county air,
 Miss Mary Hill, of Okolona, re- nrned home Thursday, after visit ng Mir Green Blake'S family m his county. ..y I&*
 Mir. r. j. Caulder went down to rcxarkann Thursday, to see about nending some broken machinery If his saw mill.
 Foster X Logan Hdw. Go. is he place to get the new f'lo' stove.
 The prettiest line of fall and winter prints, and dress glnshams ,ver received and offered Tor sa'e n Prescott, at Jno. E. Port's' New iellies, can goods Of all siuds, preserves in fact a null stock of new groceries, just recel'' d by - Jho' h' io''s' The ladies are especially invited Q call and examine our new mel of the new ana iates'
Nevada County picayune., 1887-10-06
JNO. F.. PORTIS.

Mir. Frank Armstrong. of the firm ot W F. Armstrong X Co, Prescott, Ark. is in St. Louis with the large firm of Rice, Stix X Co.,, selecting from their mammoth stock. the choicest bargains, both in styles and prices and is daily sending them to their store here. All are cordially invited to call and examine for your selves.
 Resupctfullv
Nevada County picayune., 1887-10-06
\ Captains Fortunate Discovery

Capt. Coleman, schr. Weymouth, plying between Atlantic City and x. r., had been troubled with congh Sn that he was unable to sleep. and was induced to try Dr. Kings New Discovery for Con. rumption. It not only gave him instant relief. but allayed the eX
 trcne soreness in his breast. His children were similarly affected and T single dose had the same happy effect Dr. Kings New Discovery Is now the standard remedy iu the Coleman household and on board the schooner, Free Trial Bottles of this Standard Remedy at Jno. NJ, Milburn'S drug store.
Nevada County picayune., 1887-10-06
Cheapest Drugs and Books to be had at Hugh MOncrief'S. --.--

Don't buy your furniture, until foster X Logan Hardware Go. get theirs. They expect to have the Richmond store chOck fall in a few days. m4 ,7
 Love, sweetness, goodness are the fruits of contented mlnd and healthful body. These exist not where disorders of the stomach dwell Norris Cascarine is a sOv- erelgn remedy for such ills.
 Foster X Logan Hardware Co, are agents for the Hazard Powder Co.,. and will sell you powder here at St. Louis prices, less freight
Nevada County picayune., 1887-10-06

Endless variety of gents, ladies, Misses and childrens shoes, cheap CT than ever at BROOKS BLAKE x Co.
Nevada County picayune., 1887-10-06

Go to Foster & Logan Hdw Co. for your cook stoves. They have the largest and most complete line ever brought to Prescott.
 We notice that Hugh Moncrief is selling some large wholesale bills. Low prices will tell.
Nevada County picayune., 1887-10-06
Buck lens Arnica Salyr.

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Nevada County picayune., 1887-10-06

E. s. Carson is determined not to be nndersold. The public is cordially invited to come and ex. anime his stock and prices.
Nevada County picayune., 1887-10-06
Respectfully
". F. ARMSTRONG x Co.,,

S250IN CASH! 3 Worcester's
 ard , WebSter'S Dictionaries, worth sS9. aud 1 Dictionary Hol- dcrS, worth SlJ 50. given a> prizes for best essays answering the ques. ton Why should l use a Diction. ary IIolder?" For fun particulars, send to La Verne W. Noye., go X l01 W. Monroe St Chicago. the maker of Dictiolry Holders. Or nQuire ar vonr bookstore'
 Prof. l.. White has returned 10 Prescott after spending two mOrth- iu Texas. where he has re. livYrd Il great many sufferers nf caurers. He will reHain at Pres colt until further notice, d, he will 70 back to TeXas where he is greatly needed IL will br pru- dent for all those who have can cers t0 meet him in the easly part ul October, 1887, as this may he their last opportunity.
Nevada County picayune., 1887-10-06
RAILROAD TIME CARD,
PRFSCOTT MARKETS.

Rsvissd and corrected weekly by llatlcy k
 Christopher
Nevada County picayune., 1887-10-06
Nraaa County 2itaynne.
PRESCOTT. ARK, Ger. 6, 1887.

 ------ 5@5-- ~r@s-- ~ ksrsA at the Po,totfice, Prescott Ark, as
 Second Glass Matter
Nevada County picayune., 1887-10-06

PtIIect satlslutlinl, or Ih"h'N io funded. Price p cents per box Ter sale by Jno. NJ. Mllhur.
 lt isu good axiom, that II we wish thing we must seek aner It; It will not come to us, Thus, those who desire perfect health, and freedom from headache, Indl' vvstion and rheumatic pains. skOuld find and use Morris Casca. rive.
 New goods, New goods! Go t0 see them al Jno. F.. Portis..
 The Housckecpcr for October Will contain q full account Of the wedding of the nanagcreSs of that paper, in the Minneapolis, Mnn, Exposition, on the evening oi Sep, tenber 2S, together with accurate descriptions and Illustrations oi the participants, wedding dresses and presents. A copy of this $ sue will he mailed free to any or our lady readers sending their ad' dress to
 TIE BUCKEYE PUB. Co.,.
 Minneapolis, Mini. Membership in the Historical Library Association and Peoples Wholesale Purchasing Agency en. 'i'les you to buy all goods at Wholesale prices. Buy q book of me and you are presented with a certificate of membership.
 n. $. SANDERS.
Nevada County picayune., 1887-10-06

Just received by the Hinton Drug Company, a large and we'll assorted stock of clocks. Prices to suit everybody. s-s
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-12-03

SUrT HARRy RoBEnrs, Of the Colby
mine, presented Editor knight, OF the
Norway Current, with a bran new. glove
fitting, tailor-made suit 81 clothes. The
receiver rcjoices md to judge from his
say "hope leapcd up anew and danced. =
Mr.. Knight truly u in luck.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-12-03

Among the larger hotels the Menomnee Range is the
Baerman House FINISHED throughout in elegant
syle The Menominee Range, noted for its pure
healthul climate is he locality for tired-out city
sped their vacations in Crystal Falls the and Banner
mans hotel the place live when they get here Tht
finest sample the Range in connection
RATES REASONABLE.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-12-03
bENrTAL POINTERS.

hr in rumored, suite vocc, on the
stre0fs and in public places, that there is
n caef ~ "bow came you 80" developing
In thi city, or, in palmer words, a young
baby y mnlcing il her business to place
lnyuicfe between tive and twelve pounds
II lfle<h and blood) responsibility ON N
IOurs gentleman al her acquaintance.
Ihe Young people are trying TO keep the
knttef as quiet as possible but will take
iinto the courts, which means that the
bnlu,sill know "a IL and point them out
Ith along, warty finger 81 shame. IL h
Ia nui disgrnceful business all around
Ndforthe sake Of deccncy shOuldncycr be
4,u.af To light la the court ROOM The
~ R al the guilty pair In the social
4 nIy adds spice 20 the affair, but
SOW SO must they reap" aud
;ng part az IL, | arm afraid. will
~ large and Juicy theme FOR scandal
4 r,,jnr(, hack biters and tale bearers
The clcssion. II told you 81" will be
iua,-elow par. This episode puts me
n mil of a fitting little verse / heard
We cher day. II ran thusly:
on q LITTLE sunshine. only little rain.
NIy q nttle pleasure, only little pain.
k-mItiy q htfir poverty. only n little gold.
i then the great evcntiul tale ofiiie stold.
try little while pick upn paper and
aiming IL over my eyes will rest ON
cm which starts out: There h a
kp,ent ON loot TO organize stock
paoy 10 manufacture furniture ON a
h scale Ia this city" These papers.
n usual thing, are from towns no
kcr thnn Crystal Falls and possessed
n not one-hali the natural facilities
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-12-03

ec<I tIcf>> >1sinc.s here and am
quite eIlf3 II q start Is made In t>|<1
direction ftId bwn would Ia q very brief
period conlmakd prominence ~ a manu-
iacturinR ccntc}. Now we have a home
stock company engaged in exploring Tor
iron ore and why not organize a home
company 10 engage In the manufacture
III some article uf commerce. There ~
certainly enough material here to make
such an undertaking a success.
In conversation the other evening with
one OF the county's officials that gentle
man said: Its astonishing TO the aver
age eye TO notice what a difference there
IL In the manner and custom OF the peo-
Pile 81 this world. Why II was only the
other day that a man came pulling and
steaming into my office liken locomotive
and asked for a marriage license, and
'be quick about il too said he, and
after getting the necessary papers he
whirled ON his heel In regular military
style and started for Mastodon on the
run SO AZ TO be In time for the wedding.
He had run nearly all the way up here
AZ il he were afraid he'd forget what he
was going alter On another occasion
Was greatly amused when afellow came
In after one Of these same papers and
said, 'sthe men who WAS 20 swear Tor me
can't come 40 | swears me self F" and the
outlines ON his face plainly showed that
he could carry out his part OF the pro-.
gramme 20 perfection. oh, it's amusing
20 note the difference in people we have
20 contend with"
Tell me, II you can, where is 10 be found
"a better point TO locate a furniture fac
tory, a match fnctory, a wooden-ware
factory, saw mill, sash, door and
blind factory, a chair factory, a pulp
mill. or most any other form of manu-
featuring industry than right here in
Crystal Falls, where IL 60 be found one OF
the finest water powers in the world and
an abundance Of raw material easily nc.
cessibIc. All that h now lacking 10 make
khc thing complete IL competing railroad
hes and the chances Of getting another
Hhcre are strongly in cur iavor.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-12-03
PERSONAL GOSSIP.

NJ.
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7''e ~ very ro'e
cnce lumbertnan,
IN -
I. 1e1 inces N
20 ~.
.<en
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-12-03
DULUTH, SOUTH SHORE A ALLAN
TIC RAILWAY.

Il ~ hhlLN Al.
'rfiE sOo-MAcKiNAw SHORT LINE"
The only direct route 90 upper Michigan and the
iron and copper regions OF Lake Superior. Ira
yersina territory uneqmallsd for hunting. fish,
Ing. camping, etc.
DOUBLE DAILY TRAIN SERVICE
between 81 Ignnrr and HouehtOn without
chanRr ~ cars. WAGNER Sf.KKrIN0 COACHES az.
tached 20 AL night trains. OBSERVATION Pan.
Lon Cans ON AL day trains. The only AL rail
route 90
SAUIsT STE. MARIE.
Ticketsover this route are on sale az all the
principal ticket Offices. Full information as 10
rates. etc, copies ~ maps and folders furnished
upon application 20 " w. ALLEN.
Gen. Pass. a Tkt. Agt, Marquette. Mich
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-02-19

very pretty experiment N the way OF
novelty Qt is only loo years o.d', it Is g
very interesting one Like a. CLOCKS i
viii rua down, gan AMI lose. and pass
through various conieations within l:scii
after the manner or Clocks il genera.
There IS 10 end to tile flowers that car
* utilized; there are m-teoric flowers
and the electric ones. and +. Gently one
has been discovered tia, gives quite 4
powerful shoes wAen 'ooehed- oshfFs
may be used IS chandeliers, arc ium.n-
Gus, and some give out electric sparks.
There is the compass plant, the literary
grass, that with its points tells a. sorts
of stories on the sauds WAo has no.
tried 70 read theme IN short, flowers
and plants arNl.ke people; they have
their various characteristics and uses.
ana are one " the great pillars upon
which all animss ife depends.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-02-19
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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-02-19

elided around the chairs with the noise
every step that some unwarv elbow
would strike the hat aud dislod.c the
sp9.A. Icou.d distinctly feel tie toss
NJ about Of the peaches as walked
..~ny
At ,agt. after : d.al Of trouble anil
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IS. oDDosl,c the door Of entrance IS
taeg were foruny IL. "coqu.t Il .urc.'
i \ l6dy was il the centre u tie ring.
the Gentlemen clustering in cree
around her As voa know, when the
i cavalier ..sasents hinasesf with whom she
/ wishes TO waltz she places a hat which
. she holds in her hand upon his head and
away they 90
The lady in tn cen.r, Of the room
I was Nile. Tsbaraud the d.uuhtcr Of nv
chief. l had scarcely taken a step
across the door when she saw me and
! came runnioo toward NE.
"sYou are inst IN fine nick Of time
j II HerbeIot said she. uuiek GIVE us
your hat And before / could escape or
stammer q protest the hat was whisked
from nv hand and those iufcraa! first Of
the seasons spinning over the floor.
Imagine the tablcau. The dancers tit
tered, the Director frowned. The wall
flowers exclaimed, and Mile. Tabaraud
was transfxed. Red as beet. and with
my teeth chatterins with moral chill, I
stood like fool. tho rynoeure Of all
eyes.
Take back vour hat NJ Herhalot ,
said the lady at last, in a voice choked
with emotion, and pick M your
peaches
"At this the neople no Ionoer abb, 70
restrain themselves burs. into fits Of
laughter. Even the domcstics ioined in
the merrimeot Ha9~ard and stammcr-
in. with confusion hastily fed from
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-02-19
Riding Together.

Hidtng together in tho Nay weathcr,
Ny eve and /;
III The b.rls singing, an the trees aingin,
Tho.- green hearts out 70 the skg.
Though ths bright weather a. ways .ogatbe-
Never thought Of pan
or darE days when tue aoul says:
"W.u It ever lie sprins againr
Hd.a~ tcget6er thro .ga wint-r weather,
Wei face the storm;
Ect o1e toarful patient and cheerful:
Ia tstrozea-and hearts all warrc
On w-othaT happy together
Away love AID /.
Ride " c5a:@nt till our lives are -p,nt.
RIDE wc en- til We die.
-Coayreydtioaalist
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-02-19
THE TWO PEACHES.


The fret time we met after , acna,a-
t.on of TWENTY-FIVE year, was AZ ban
a4ot given by the college at which We
ad taken our dipomas ~
Vital IIcrDclot had altered wonder
fIjr since the DAYS when We war..
-cAooluatcs. | Ind left bi, vo,,,,,
.tn.t. dressed like n fon and evc.se.,.a
lv modest in dcmranor az i Ven, rro,,or
q clerk should b, vino had Va, 70 ,na leo
= aie way in the office wharf fortuna had
Draccd him. The nan ,hcfor. r,o wan.
was burlr stort opa follow ,,is taoo
and nrcI, brounc5 hy .bo ,,n ,.;.1,
.briobt OK. y loud vnice a,d ,,,o shou.
b-usoYe manner of . man ooc,.a,on,oa
to communal in cher, .ho oo.,
.,r,able ,nicn Of . wcl,-to- do c;,;,o,
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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-02-19

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under the circumstances. | loved my
vile ana she was i'll, and the request
VA, not so unreasonable after ali. s.
promised and hurried from the room,
! the last thing | saw as closed the door
/ being my wifcs great blue eyes, brilliant
with ca9crncss, fixed upon my face.
1T was grand ball indeed, flower,
/ everywhere, magnificent toilets and u
I: ere among them the Perfect and
President Of the TrbEna! and the Off :
Gers OF the garri-on--in short, ali the
top Of the basket Nothing had been
spared that would give eclat TO the fete
over which the wife and the daughter of
the director, my chief, so gracefully pre-
sldcd.'
Supper was served at midnight, the
dancers passing from the ballroom di-
rectly INTO the sal.c-a-manger, and a
gorgeous supper it was"
II had scarcely entered the room
when saw in most conspicuous posi-
ton in the ceatrc Of the table, the cee-
brated peaches from Chcvlct'q. Ar
Hanged in basket Of the rarcst china
and delicately intersperscd with vine
leaves, they proudly dispensed their
;.appetizing odors, the rich crimson and
white Of the velvet skins betraying Mt
once the lusciousness of the favor
From the end Of the table where the
. servants had placed me looked up9p
the dish with gaze Us eager as NV
w.fc's, picturinr to myself the pleasure
shoull give her, If bv alucky chance
could carry home snecimcn Of the ev
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-02-19
THE RAIN TREE.
And Some Other Rernarka ble
Forms Of Vegetation.
Plants Which Exu3s Water-Sensitive
Plants and Floral rlnep!eces.

lays; About nine years ago, q sensational |
itory concerning rain" tree went the |
loClds of the press, TO the effect that il
the Vera Paz Mountains Of S2utL |
America tree had been discovered that
was ever dripping with water, so that
whoever stood beneath it was sure Of q
shower bath. This was an exaggeration,
but founded on fact The rain tree is the
one known 10 acience as P.Mecoio3iuu
sau.cn, and in the month OF April a tiae
spray has been seen to drop from til
voane leaves SO that the soil beneath
was moist to some extent When the
leaves are fully grown the phenomenon
ceases. The liquid is supposed to lie
secretion from glands on the foot stalk
of the leaf. Dr.. Bruce, a South Ameri-
.an traveller, in Kew Garden
report says: The Tamia-ca.pi or rain
tree, of the Eastern Peruvian Andes,
Is not myth to certain cx-
tent first witnessed the phenomenon
II September, 1855, when residing in &
larre VILLAGE q few davs eastward Of
Ioyobamba 4 little after : o'clock VIC
came under .owish-spreading tree,
from which. with a nerfectlv clear skv
overhead, q smart rain was falling. \
odance inward showed multitude of
c.cadas suckinr the iujcos Of tho tender
branches and leaves and son,rtip, forth
sander stream. of lin,;j a,id I,
Eegro Canon onnositc Pasadena 7 have
seen a fine ra;n aron,ino from certain
nIa,n i nr Erns+ bos no,;ood roi,r
mist in yonez,ala IN . c,oar sLv and
claims that if vas r-o6uced without tha
intervention Of insects
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or;,,,a, liz. o,e If tbo most ;,.a-os.ino
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,na Ike tho fro,ds Of some forest fsrnx
h., ~ ,;ob+ ,bor close no,a ho,a dow,
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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-02-19

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